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About: This bingo card perfectly captures the unpredictable chaos and inside jokes of an EEG monitoring unit. Designed for technologists, nurses, or physicians who know their way around neurodiagnostics, it highlights frequent mishaps, challenging moments, and familiar comments that happen daily in EMU or inpatient EEG settings. It’s a fun way to lighten the mood during a hectic hospital shift.
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This EMU BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Fellow/attending asks for study to end while they have study open (straight to jail), Team asks to d/c EEG within 1 hour of starting due to planned MRI, Patient rips off leads multiple times during the day, Seizure seen while connecting patient, Unsafe sleep seen on video, Fellow/attending asks for help opening archived study, Fellow/attending asks for hyperventilation and photic on multiple patients, "Looks like you're over/fully-staffed today" (said by anyone), "Where is everyone today?", 3 Prentice studies running at once, Family member blocks camera view of patient during seizure, Family member tries to get food out of patient mouth during seizure, Patient with >50 push-button events during shift, EMU patient roomed after showing up >2 hours late, "Why isn't this study running yet?" (said on a busy day), Fellow/attending asks for leads to be adjusted due to salt bridge, "Why hasn't this study started?" (EEG order not placed), Family or another team unplugs floor/ICU video EEG machine, OIB patient with prolonged seizure requiring care escalation, "How many [EEG] machines do we have left?", NICU baby needs head ultrasound right after study starts, Studies can't be opened/read (Network/Citrix issues), EMU patient requires 3+ techs/nurses/fellows to hold down and connect, SilverCross patient successfully monitored by techs AND fellow/attending, "It sure is calm/quiet today".
This EMU BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Fellow/attending asks for study to end while they have study open (straight to jail), Team asks to d/c EEG within 1 hour of starting due to planned MRI, Patient rips off leads multiple times during the day, Seizure seen while connecting patient, Unsafe sleep seen on video, Fellow/attending asks for help opening archived study, Fellow/attending asks for hyperventilation and photic on multiple patients, "Looks like you're over/fully-staffed today" (said by anyone), "Where is everyone today?", 3 Prentice studies running at once, Family member blocks camera view of patient during seizure, Family member tries to get food out of patient mouth during seizure, Patient with >50 push-button events during shift, EMU patient roomed after showing up >2 hours late, "Why isn't this study running yet?" (said on a busy day), Fellow/attending asks for leads to be adjusted due to salt bridge, "Why hasn't this study started?" (EEG order not placed), Family or another team unplugs floor/ICU video EEG machine, OIB patient with prolonged seizure requiring care escalation, "How many [EEG] machines do we have left?", NICU baby needs head ultrasound right after study starts, Studies can't be opened/read (Network/Citrix issues), EMU patient requires 3+ techs/nurses/fellows to hold down and connect, SilverCross patient successfully monitored by techs AND fellow/attending, "It sure is calm/quiet today".